What he meant is that the cultivation of oneself leads to the freedom of thought, freedom to act, freedom to assert oneself as an individual, freedom to access knowledge, and freedom to determine one's own role in society.
From his point of view, the cultivation of oneself leads to the freedom of thought, freedom to act, freedom to assert oneself as an individual, freedom to access knowledge, and freedom to determine one¿s own role in society.
"A possible explanation is that starting a new job makes it necessary to assert oneself in a new environment," the economists write.
Changes in self-confidence, often linked to an increase in self-efficacy and sense of control, included confidence to seek a new partner, to cope with or to change jobs, or to assert oneself within a relationship.
Peace depends on Mr. Campbell's ability to assert authority.
Syria's historic ability to assert control over Lebanon is weakening.
Third, food insecurity undermined women's ability to assert control over condom use, even in primary relationships.
As for those who are intellectuals or involved in progressive or left-leaning work, to identify and assert oneself as Hindu in India is tantamount to asserting the obvious majoritarian privileges that come with being Hindu.
In a militarist society, guns are associated with vitality, sexuality, strength, one's ability to defend oneself, as much as to assert their dominance over another.
Resistance: Asserting oneself in the face of threats to dignity.
